[SOLVED] I Need Outside Opinion on Everything

[nicoleduque098]

Okay so Im Planning to build my first ever pc build maybe around August or Early September(i know its a little to early to ask but i like to plan ahead). also im not building this for my self its more like a family pc that me and my brother will occasionally use for gaming

so i need some advance builders input on this if im buying all the right components

This is what im planning on buying
CPU:Ryzen 5 2600
GPU😛owerColor RedDragon Rx580 8gb
PSU:EVGA supernova 600w
MoBo:MSI B450 Gaming Plus
Ram:2x8gb Corsair ddr4 3000
Case:Any mid towr

is there anything i can change to make it cheaper coz im only planning on using 1080p i dont have any plan on going higher than that and the total of everything on the list except the case is 850$(with tax and shipping) according to newegg

i really want this build to go so well so it worries me that some part i pick is a little over the top for my target purpose in pcpartpicker all components seems work together well but i read somewhere some ryzen cpus dont work well with majority of the ram

thanks in advance and also thank you for reading all the way down here

 

[jankerson]

Best just to save up more money since you aren't going to be doing anything until August or Sept.

A lot can change before then.

 

[bignastyid]

Any list you make now will be next to worthless by the time you plan on building. By Aug/Sept there will be new cpus(3000 series Ryzens) and GPU's(Navi will hopefully be out by then) available.

 

[USAFRet]

Planning ahead is a good thing. But for PC parts, 30 days is a good timeframe to 'plan'.
Things will change a LOT between now and September.

 

[Wolfshadw]

*IF* you were building today, that system would be a good start. If budget allowed, I'd be looking to add an SSD; maybe dropping to an AMD RX-570 to help offset the cost. Otherwise, it looks good.

-Wolf sends